We had another relaxing morning in our courtyard cottage and then headed out by car again to the Dingle Peninsula to explore Inch Beach. We took a slightly different road than before and ended up on a very narrow single lane way country road. It was very exciting just getting to the beach. Inch Beach is incredibly large, wide and flat. We were able to drive right on the beach and go a long, long way from the road. The Baby is able to say very clearly "shells" and everytime he saw a shell on the beach we would shout out with plenty exuberence. There wasn't much else at the beach except the beach, so we headed to Dingle town for lunch at Murphy's. After lunch, we drove a short way from Dingle to visit the Beehive huts, stone dwellings dating from 6000 BC. It was very impressive and even more so was the scenery with steep cliffs, green hills and rough ocean. The wind and weather made us all very cold and dreamy for our cozy accomodation and tasty dinner.